The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-09
Society Events.

Miss Atkins entertained the senior class OF
the Girls Classical School, of which she is
member. at tea on Tuesday evening.
The Historical Art Club and the drawing class
| will hold a reception from to o'clock mex,
| Saturday afternoon at the High school hall
| The Senior Debating Club of the High school
| will hold public meeting at the High school
| hall to morrow evening. The Judges of the de
bate will be Col. E. F. Ritter, DR.. Mcleod and
Mr. w. A. Fell
Mr. W. Fl. Mauk. of Dsnville. Ill, and Miss
Viola E. White were married last evening by
Rev. A. W. Lamport, at the home of the bride.
No. SO Bellefontaine street, in the presence of
few friends and relatives.
The arrangements for the lawn fete to be
given by the Free kindergarten and Childrens
Aid Society on July L. at the Butler homestead,
will be made this afternoon at the meeting of
the society, at the Tabernacle Church. at 2
o'clock.
Section 1 of Memorial Church gave one of the
peasantest lawn socias of the season at the resi-
dence of Mr.. W. f. Cunningham, No. 260 Chris
tian avenue, last evening, quite a large mum Der
of the members of the congregation being in at
tendance.
Mr.. Henry Granting was married yesterday
morning at o'clock, at st. Mary's Church, to
Miss Lena Lanesenkamp, daughter of MIR. and
Mrs VIM Langsenkamp. Vicar-general Shide
Ter performed the impressive ceremony The
bride wore handsome dress of white faie
francois combined with MORE trimmed with
pearls, and veil and orange blossoms COM
pleted her toilet. She was attended by Miss
Lille Langsenkamp, sister of the bride and
Miss Mary Granting. her cousin. both wearing
white, with flowers. Tho groomsmen were Mr..
George Pope and Mr.. Henry Langsenkamp.
There was large attendance A wedding
ceDtion was given last night at ths residence of
the brides parents on Virginia avenue The
house decorated with flowers, and the lawn
was illuminated. The families of both bride
and groom assisted in entertaining. Mr. and
Mrs. Granting will live with Mr.. Gramling's
parents, at the corner of Delaware and st. Jo-
seph streets, until their new house on North
Alabama street is constructed.
The marriage of Miss Nette johnson, the
wellknown vocalist. who has been leading
soprano at the Tabernacle Church for the last
year. ana Mr. Danforth Brown, of Cincinnati
special agent for the Etna Insurance Company
took place yesterday afternoon at the home of
the bride, on North New Jersey street Rev. T. H.
of the relatives and few intimate friends.
Miss johnson wore a handsome travelling suit of
eeru cloth, trimmed with gimp and
carried bouquet Of white roses. Mr. Brown
was attended by his best man, Mr.. Albert Dun
lap, of Cincinnati. After the ceremony ele-
CANT luncheon was served. The house was very
handsome gifts were presented, that of the
groom to his bride being diamond pin Mr.
and Mrs. Brown left at o'clock for Cincinnati.
where they will entertain at supper. They will
extend their trip TO Old Point Comfort, New York,
and other places. Among the guests were Mrs
E. Gililand, of New York. sister of the BRIDE
Major and Mrs. Lowe. of Cincinnati; Mr.. Richie
and Miss Nellie Swormsted, of Madison. Upon
their return Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will live at the
Bates House.
DECKERT-GORDoN.
Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
NoBLEsvILLE, Ind. June 8-Mr Frank Deck
ert, of the Louisville Commercial, and Miss
Rose Gordon. of Indianapolis, were married to-
day at P. NJ at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Philip Waltenburg. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. r. Darst A large number of
friends from Indianapolis and other points were
in attendance. 1t was one of the most brilliant
pleasant affairs of the kind that has ever
Cured in Noblesville. Frank Deckert born
his handsome wife carry with them the best
wishes of our entire community. The bridal
extended visit to the brides many friends in the
northern part of the State. after which they
will take up q permanent residence in Louis
vile, Ky.